Commonwealth act

Australian Film, Television and Radio School Act 1973

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Commonwealth

Act Number

95 of 1973

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Australian Film, Television and Radio School Act 1973

What does this law do?

This Act establishes the Australian Film, Television and Radio School (AFTRS) — a government-funded national training institution for people working in film, TV, and radio. It sets out how the School is created, how it is governed, what it can do, and how it is funded.

Who does it affect?

Students studying film, television, and radio production at AFTRS
Staff employed by the School
Council members who govern the School
The Director who manages day-to-day operations
Members of Convocation — a broader community body made up of past and present staff, graduates, and council members (similar to how a university has an alumni and stakeholder body)
The Commonwealth government, which funds the School

What are the School's key roles?

Provide advanced education and training in program production (i.e., making films, TV shows, and radio content)
Conduct research into program production
Run seminars and short courses for industry professionals

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